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Tuesday, 15 October 2013

…FLAVOUR Mocks His Late Friend MC LOPH, Abandons His Mother…

…The Untold Story of How Wicked Nigerian Musician FLAVOUR is… ….Infact, He is Very Heartless and Arrogant… …FLAVOUR Mocks His Late Friend MC LOPH, Abandons His Mother…'How Flavour & Emeka Morgan abandoned MC Loph's mum' -Bianka Johnson write
Like all one-sided stories/write-ups, please read with an open mind.
Bianka Johnson, who is in the movie industry, today sent out something
she wrote about how high life musician Flavour and Morgan Ent. CEO Emeka
Morgan, supposedly abandoned MC Loph's mother (pictured above with
Bianca) after her son died in a tragic accident in 2011. Flavour and MC
Loph were childhood friends while Emeka Morgan is the CEO of the record
label MC Loph was signed to before his tragic passing. Find Bianca's
write up below... My name is Bianka Johnson, I reside in the United
States of America. I am from Nigeria, a healthcare practitioner,
actors-manager and a goodwill citizen. Flavour Nabania didn't make a
tribute song "Iwe", he made a mockery of his friend, the late McLoph.
Below is my story. Tragedy brought us together.... That's how I
came to know Mrs. Nwaozor, affectionately known to me as "Mama." Back in
November 2011, someone posted a tribute video, "Iwe", by Flavor, on
Facebook. On that day I distinctly remember viewing the video on YouTube
and sobbing for over an hour after watching this video that paid homage
to two siblings who so suddenly lost their lives. I was simply
paralyzed thinking about the magnitude of grief one particular mother
would have to endure. You see, Mama was the mother who lost those two
adult children on the same day, specifically, a son, the erstwhile
entertainer, MC Loph, and a daughter, Chinwe. Continue, it gets more interesting...

All I could think to myself is that life as we know it is so unfair. My
spirit was disturbed and something, I don't know what it was, moved
within me and I set out to find this woman. It became my duty....my
obligation, to find her, to hug her and give her some semblance of hope
and maybe a little peace, if she would allow me to.

So, I
began to search for Mama. The first thing I did was to call Flavor's
promoter, Igwe, who I knew was based in Houston, Texas. I asked to speak
with Flavor and he informed me that Flavor had gone to the mall, but he
would make sure Flavor would call me immediately he got back. At the
time, Flavor was in the United States promoting the album he had
recently released. The next day Igwe called me and put Flavor on the
phone. I briefly introduced myself and went straight to thank him for
showing love through his tribute song to a dear friend who had lost his
life. Shortly after that, I expressed to him how his video moved me to
tears and how I felt compelled to find Loph's mother. Flavor thanked me
as well and gave me a telephone number to MC Loph's close friend in
Lagos who went by the name Obi Mgbakor. There was absolutely no doubt in
my mind that Flavor was in contact with Mama on a weekly, or at least, a
monthly basis seeing as the late MC Loph and Flavor were childhood
friends that grew up together. Without hesitation, I immediately called
Obi Mgbakor in Lagos and introduced myself to him and requested Mama's
contact information. Obi Mgbakor was guarded at first and was reluctant
to give me Mama's number. He asked for my Facebook name so he could
check out my profile. Without giving it a second thought, I provided it
to him and his countenance changed after he was able to verify who I was
and he even requested my friendship on Facebook. Obi Mgbakor gave me
Mama's information and I contacted her the next day and introduced
myself. Mama and I spent almost an hour on the phone the first time we
spoke and she narrated so much to me. Mama was heartbroken and she said
that she was actually shocked Flavor was the one that made it possible
for us to start communicating. Mama went further to express her
disappointment over Flavor's nonchalant attitude since the death of her
son, MC Loph and her daughter Chinwe. "Flavor has not picked up the
phone to call me since Obiajulu passed away, yet he made a hit tribute
song on his behalf. May God be the judge," Mama said. Now, it must
be noted that MC Loph died in a ghastly motor accident on September 14,
2011, while traveling on the Benin/Ore expressway to visit Mama with
his pregnant fiancé Nkiru, who survived the ordeal. The phone
conversation I had with Mama was in November 2011, two months after MC
Loph's death and she said Flavor hadn't called? Unbelievable!
Immediately I got off the phone with Mama I called Obi Mgbakor to verify
what she told me. The whole thing was strange to me and I couldn't
reconcile the feelings and emotions Flavor expressed in his tribute
video with the nonchalant attitude he had towards his best friend's
mother. Obi Mgbakor indeed confirmed that Flavor refused to call or
visit mama after McLoph's death. Right now, I want to set the record
straight. Since the death of Mama's son, MC Loph, Flavor Nabania never
called nor visited Mama and he never sent a dime to her for her upkeep.
Flavor hasn't made any effort to reach out to Nkiru or MC Loph's infant
son. Mama died from congestive heart failure exacerbated by heartbreak.
But for the deaths of her two adult childrenat the same time, which took
an enormous toll on her health, it is my belief that Mama would have
lived longer. Since her death, I have read so many untrue stories
including a statement made by MC Loph's former manager, Emeka Morgan.
Once again, let me set the record straight: Mr. Morgan was never
responsible for Mama's upkeep. He claimed that his record label was
sending Mama thirty thousand naira a month. Mama never received thirty
thousand Naira monthly from the record label and Mr Morgan never adopted
MC Loph's son nor was he responsible for the infant's welfare as
speculated by some brainless human beings. Mr. Morgan abandoned Mama as
soon as the media attention surrounding her son's death died off. Mr.
Morgan till date has yet to call Nkiru, MC Loph's fiancé, to say
congratulations on the birth of Loph's son. It is my honest belief
that God brought me close to Mama after her son's death for reasons
beyond my comprehension. I took care of Mama until she died to the best
of my ability. Today, I am blessed to have an extra angel watching over
me. She lost two children at the same time who can never be replaced but
before she died, Mama gained a grandson, a beautiful daughter in-law in
Nkiru, and a daughter in me. Mama is gone, reunited with her children
and I know she is at peace now. Mama will be buried on November 12,
2013. May her very gentle soul rest in peace.

Awuaga FideliaLyk ciriously, i dnt believe dis buh if d story is tru, dis lady is no different frm flavour cus she used dis 2 gain publicity. I mean if she did help d poor woman, y must she brag abt it??? R.I.P mama.

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About Endy Edeson (The Editor)

I am originally from Rumuji Port-Harcourt but presently live in Lagos. I am a Nigerian blogger, website designer, Freelancer, Internet Marketer, the MD/CEO of ‘Edeson InfoTech Global Services’ and the Editor –In-Chief of ‘Edeson Online News’. I founded my Freelance company, Edeson InfoTech Global Service in 2009 and Edeson Online News started in 2011. I have clients in Nigeria and abroad.